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2 ee REPORTER, SATURDAY, NOV..22, 1958

EDITORIAL

No Room For Moderation

When the ballots were tallied Wednesday morning and showed
Dale Alford, a segregationist ahead of Representative Brooks Hays,
who has hid the seat in the house of representatives for sixteen
years, no one should have been surprised.

As we have stated in these columns before, segregationists
don~t play. And if anybody had entertained any idea that they know
the meaning of relenting, Tuesday~s election with the paste-in candidate should have removed all doubts.

Gov. Faubus isn~t any different from any other inventorWhen an inventor invents a machine, he is able to make it work to
his advantage, if it will work at all. Faubus built a machine of men,
and naturally he knows-how to work it. That was demonstrated thjs
summer when he swept himself. into office for an unprecent third
term opposed by two strong clean-cut men.

It is our opinion that the contest Tuesday between Hays and
Alford was not to seat Alford in the house of representatives from
the fifth congressional dictrict, but was to unseat Hays.

Congressman Hays was a nice congenial ~fellow~ in Washington, and was one that the Negroes of Arkansas could easily consider
as their ~friend.~ It is no more than natural for the Negro to prefer Hays over Alford. But in the face off stark reality, the Negro
shouldn~t lose any tears for he hasn~t lost any grounds in the field
of civil rights, for the only thing that helps in the field of civil
rights is the way a man votes in the house. And we have nothing to
substantiate any belief that Hays~ vote would have beep any different than that of Alford~s, where our rights are concerned.

Hays feels as we and many others, that Fabus engineered his |;

defeat. Faubus says Hays is responsible for his own defeat.

The governor for once could have something. When the governor
pulled out the state national guards in September 1957 to defy the
Supreme Court, what would have been~ the results if Hays had advocated law and order, and contended for compliance with the Supreme Court?

There is a possibility that with a man as popular as Hays was
and is still, that he would have been joined by: many Little Rockians and Arkansans, who it is believed favored law and order over
mob rule, and.at the sam~ time lacked the courage to speak out
Such a procedure at that t'me would: have curtailed the power of
the governor. and prevented~ his pees a machine that is now s
little difficult to handle. ~:

But Hays, as many cf the other so-called substantial citizens |
of Arkansas, passed cff the ruthless. venture into the lawlessness
of the governor, because at that time, it was only the Negro whe
was the victim of abuse and was being crushed- No one cou'd un
derstand that if mob violence were run to a perfection on the Ne
gro then, it wouldn~t be long before its perfection would be tried out
some where else.

Arkansas has shown that thére is no room for the moderates
nof for the Negro.
~From the Arkansas State Press of Little Roc?

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zine for teenage girls.

The interview, ~Lena Horne
Talks Frankly About Integration,~ is in the current issue of
DATEBOOK, now on the stands
Publisher Arthur Unger, feeling
that teenagers in the U. S, have
a common problem in the school
desegregation issues, went to
Miss Horne, mother) of two teenagers herself, following the tremendous response to DATEBOOK~s fiction piece on integration entitled ~~Them,~ which apneared in the November. issue.

Those responses indicated,
Unger said, that teenagers want
to edme to grips with the prob~em of integration and, with reJonsible guidance, attempt to
~olve it. Miss Horne, however,
vould nct offer advice. She said,
~egarding, the Negro students at
dttle sai

Rep. Jeffries
Asks For Election

iState. Representative Edward
4: Jeffries (Dem.) Detroit, today
~equested the Legislative Service
Burea uto prepare proper
imendments to the election code
if~~the State of Michigan which
will ~ impose severe penalties
ipon persons publishing and,circulating fictitious letterhead,
handbill, advertising matter or
statements of fictitious organizations which attack the character,
ceputation, voting record or motives of present members of the
Legislature or candidates for the
Legislature. This practice is particularly vicious in that by the
ise of a fictitious organization,
the membership which can not
ye proven, deing in many cases
nerely the fictitious imagination
fa person or group, sounds imyessive ahd carries the impression that the. organization is a
bona fide organization. Often it
s impossible to find out who is
~n the group or organization.

xd: from this type of vicious
3lander and liber and be entitled
t othe protectio nof the law rela~ive thereto.:: @ j a:

London Fines First.

LONDON, England (CNS) ~
4 0 pound fine ~$112~ was
imposed on the first American
Negro on a charge linked with
the London race _ riots
nonths ago. He is Thomas Williams, 21, a cook, convicted of
unlawfully possessing ~~offensive~ weapons. 4

Williams was caught carrying a gasoline bomb, a razor,
and an ~extremely unpleasant~
iron bar during the racial outbreak in the Noting Hill area.
He~s believed to be the first
here on a~race riot charge.
U. S. citizen brought into court

Protection for Judges
~WASHINGTON ~ Supreme
Court Chief Justice Earl Warren
and Associate Justice Felix
Frankfarter, it has been disclosed, have been under FBI protection for the past several

ters.~

Work With Young, Chief |, ~=
| Attraction For Teachers

~Integrate the kids right at the kindergarten and~grade school level. Let the races grow up together and you can bet they~ll respect each other,~ said
Lena Horne in a rare interview for ~Datebook,,~ a maga
Miss H, star of ~Jama~ca,~
rrently on Broadway
has ja daughter, Gail, who
4s o senior at Redcliffe and a
son, Ted a freshman at the University of Southern California.
Insofar as the white students
were concerned, the beautiful
singer blamed their attijutzs on
the way they were brought up.
A good part of their activities

siiiuind High,

Code Amendment

tvery person should be protect-:

two},

weeks due to Reding let
ne

she characterized as juvenile de
~Talk ~o those wonderful kids |linquency.
who went back to school, day af- Decrying gradual desesregater day, to face what they hadj|tion Miss Horne said, ~How

to face! I can~t give them advice.
They~ve done heautifully. I don~t
know. where they got the courage. I couldn~t have done it.

got to do something, you do it.
School integration is not only a
principal~it's a law.~

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~felect Edmind G- Brown, of Cali
gradual can you get! If you~ve';

" TA ~ New k's twat
eoublici os enneth B.
week lisited both Atlanta, and
Jacksonville where they conferred with the m3ye>s of - marshalling their suppor: ~o1 federal

throughout the Sovth.
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Nation Weakened

CHICAGO~America~s econom~e vitalitv,. political health and
the nation~s moral fiber is being
sapped by racial and religious
discrimination, Gov. Robert B.
Meyner of New Jersey told the
Jewish Labor Committee~s fourth
conference on civil rights here
Saturday.

1960's Issue ~

WASHINGTON ~

Governor
fornia, Sunday told a television
audience that he did not think

Keating and Jacob K. Javits, last}

~any~ ~iho a Sore
nominee) can will that: does rt
tike~ 4 string positio# of civil
rights in ~this country.

~Mast Be Siro~. ~NEW JERSEY ~: Speaking on
~Reporter~s | Roundup, ~ - Senator
Clifford Case expressed the opinion that as the result.of last
Tuesday~s election the possibili
of new civil rights I~gisiath
is dim because ~ nd 773
ie party is in no mind to be tern
apart in 1960.

Miami Theat

MIAMI ~ Both a Catholic and
a Protestant church, ati@ a hospital, all in the Miami area were

targets of bombing threats over
the- past weekend. At Columbia,

~Mo., a harmless bomb also was

found on the back porch of a
Jewish Center at the University
of Missouri.

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